A man was fined £500 after putting his empty coffee cup into a rubbish bag beside an overflowing public bin

A man was fined £500 after putting his empty coffee cup into a rubbish bag beside an overflowing public bin

"I was outside London Waterloo railway station and was looking for a bin to dispose of an empty coffee cup"

"The only bin I could see was completely full, but there was a plastic bag containing rubbish at the base"

"I put my cup in that bag and was stopped by an enforcement officer, who had been standing at a distance watching the bin. He told me I had violated the law and refused my offer to remove my cup. He asked for my details, including my passport"

"After printing out a penalty notice, he remained in the same spot watching the overflowing bin. It seemed like a set-up"

theguardian.com
u/Aggravating_Pain7116 — 5 days ago

The aftermath of a music festival abandoned tents and trash

Tents and rubbish left after a Reading music festival in the UK...people suuck

u/Aggravating_Pain7116 — 1 month ago

Thieves raiding a DPD delivery van

This was a couple months ago in London, so if you're wondering where your parcel went

u/Aggravating_Pain7116 — 2 months ago

Trump says Jeanine Pirro "made a mistake" and "choked" on Reflecting Pool vandalism case

Source: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-trump-says-jeanine-pirro-made-a-mistake-and-choked-on-reflecting-pool-vandalism-case-reversal

(AP) - President Donald Trump said Monday that U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro "folded like a cheap umbrella."

The president reiterated his disappointment with Pirro for a court filing in which her office blamed a contractor's shoddy work on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool rather than vandalism.

"I guess she choked. I don't know what the hell happened" Trump said, later adding that the former Fox News host "folded like a cheap umbrella" in moving to drop criminal charges against the former Olympian accused of deliberately damaging the pool.

Trump refused to say whether he'd move to fire Pirro. But he also acknowledged that the contractor was "rushing" to finish the project before July 4, which didn't ultimately happen.

And he suggested he "didn't know" the contractor working on it, contradicting his own comments from April when he said he chose the company involved since it had performed work at his golf course in Virginia

u/Aggravating_Pain7116 — 2 months ago